Notice how at the bottom of the article it says this move is very surprising 'in this day in age.' Is that just a cliche or was it that people really were more generous in these situations in years gone by?
I mean bankers are giving up their bonuses left right and centre these days ;)
An alternative reading: 'in this day and age' might refer to some future of extravagant wealth only surpassed by the generosity and grace with which the inhabitants thereof adorn themselves.
I mean bankers are giving up their bonuses left right and centre these days ;)